According to our results, any implementation involving the diagonal function proposed to date results in excessive hardware overhead and delay, which make it impractical from the application point of view, so that it cannot compete with more traditional approaches.
Four of them prescribe cascade computational implementation involving cascade combinations of structures (hypotheses H4,…, H7), while four others (hypotheses H9,…, H12) prescribe combinational unions of the previous hypotheses.
This calls for comparative studies and innovative research in land policy analysis, formulation and implementation, involving, whenever possible, community and co-operative action for land (and water) management.
In demand-driven projects, social analysis should be built into project implementation, involving project staff and community facilitators actively in conducting participatory needs assessment and planning.
It doesn't matter whether you work in corporate America or you're trying to organize a neighborhood event, if the implementation involves other people, it's going to be rocky.
However, its implementation involves multiplications at each step and the size of the numbers rapidly becomes too big for an efficient implementation of large systems.
Its implementation involves four components responsible for monitoring, analysing, planning and executing changes, as defined in the MAPE -K) reference MAPE -KIBM CoreferenceKephart and Chess 2003).
Its implementation involved equal attention to three- and two-line hybrid rice, and to hybrid rice and conventional varieties.
A capacity-building intervention that targets district health management teams is complex given that its implementation involves various actors with different objectives, roles, and power.
The most cumbersome software decision and implementation involved non-volatile memory management.
Measuring implementation involves comparing two sets of data: actual developments over time against the implied time path from the starting point to the 2015 MDG target deadline.
